"ordinary administration" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the everyday tasks and processes that are necessary to maintain a business, organization, or government. For example: "We are currently in the process of transferring to new software, which will streamline our ordinary administration."
In the Netherlands the ordinary administration of justice is entrusted exclusively to judges appointed for life; there is no jury system.
It was left at the head of the ordinary administration of Rome and Italy, together with those provinces that did not require any military force or present special administrative difficulties.
However, these ordinary administration methods show that the highest bioavailability of the drug is approximately 52%.
A tutore could be appointed through a slow, costly and permanent procedure either for acts of extraordinary administration (i.e. disqualification) or for acts of both extraordinary and ordinary administration (i.e. proscription).
She said that it was not enough simply to replace Mr. Obama with an ordinary Republican administration.
"This has been no ordinary football administration and I have tried to undertake a sale process which allows the club to compete in all of next season's competitions.
"This has been no ordinary football administration," said Appleton.
But there is one respect in which Trump's tenure in office has been rather ordinary: his administration's year-long effort to push familiar Republican initiatives that shift money and power towards corporations and the rich, and away from everybody else.
I understood, too, that, in ordinary and civil administration, this oath even forbade me to practically indulge my primary abstract judgment on the moral question of slavery.
The announced resignation Wednesday of White House communications director Hope Hicks, stunning as it was, hardly qualifies as out of the ordinary in an administration in which chaos is a constant.
While criminals on Wall Street who have ruined the lives of millions receive no punishment and indeed the solicitude of the Obama Administration, ordinary and political criminals in this country are subject to punishments that are cruel, degrading, often amount to torture, but are by no means unusual (in fact they are routine).
